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Resignation of Rev Mr.. Clark of
HaVeY!aiU Mass.

HAvERH1LL, Mass. March 21.-Rey. ].
", 3. Clark, pastor Of Portland Street Bap-
day, the same to take effect next Snndav
His pastorate covers period Of six wears,
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
the WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March %.
The indications for New England are
rain or snow, becoming colder. northerly
winds.
Cautionary signals are ordered for stations
from New Haven to Eastport.
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conereaslonaI Romlnntlon.

PALESTINE, Tex, March 21.-Col Will
liam II. Martin of Henderson county was
nominated tonight on the twenty-second
ballot to succeed John Ii. Reagan as Con-
gresham.
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NomInatIon RaIacted.

The beard of aldermen tonight, by vote
Of SIX to six, rejected the mayors nomination
of Richard f. Tobin as fire commissioner.
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A Maine Postmaster AppoInted
The PresIdent,s HeaItn.

The Postmaster General has appointed
Thomas Mclaughlin, postmaster at East
Holden, Me.
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Sale of the A. T. stewart PAINTINGS

T. Stewart collection of pictures will take
ploee on Wednesday evening There will he
bidders from the continent and all the lead .
ing cities of this country. Boston will send
large delegation.
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Those Lumber Frauds.

The treasury department is awaiting to
hear from Congressman Milliken before
taking any action relative to the alleged
fraudulent shipment of timber from New
Brunswick mills.
The Portland daily press., 1887-03-22
NO One Missing

TROY, N. T., March 21.-There is no truth
in the report that two men are missing in
the theatre fire.
The Portland daily press., 1887-03-22
Hotel Property Sold.

CHELSEA, Vt, March 2l.--A. W. Whit
ney has sold the Orange County hotel nron
erty to E. d. Barnes for $4,000. P'op-
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Municipal Politics at RIddeford
Not Much of a Sensation.

BANGOR, March 21.-Boys this afternoon
discovered what appeared to be the body of
man in the woods in the outskirts of the
city, buried in the snow. An investigation
by the police discovered lot of clothing, a
hat, etc, and five packages containing boxes,
writing desks, tools, etc. 1t has since been
learned that the goods belong to man liv-
ing in an adjoining town. The goods were
probably secreted by thieves who had stolen
them, and the melting of the snow brought
them to light
The Portland daily press., 1887-03-22
The Interstate Commerce sin.

The Star tonight says: "Col. Lamont ad-
mitted today that the President had decided
upon three of the five Interstate commits
sioners, but said it was not proper to say
anything about the men selected. There IS
every reason to suppose the names selected
are as heretofore nn0unced-Morrison,
Bragg and Cooley"
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Appointments by the President.

The President today appointed Samuel l..
Blaisdell to be United States Marshal for
the district of Rhode Island, vice James ii.
COggshall whose term has expired
The Portland daily press., 1887-03-22

DIR. y. I. Sewers, one Of the most eminent
physicians OF Washington, declared today
that there is danger that President Cleveland
will not live through his term, unless there
Is change in his mode Of living. DIR. Sow
ers, six months before Manning's illness,
made the same prediction with regard to the
Secretary and advised friend to warn him
ef his danger. Dr. Sewers said: II am
personally apprised OF the Presidents con-
dition and while IL is in no sense dangerous
1t Will not be long before there will be rea-
son for ALARM President Cleveland is
large. heshy man and since he came to the
White House has gained enormously in
flesh. Now when he lived in Buffalo 1t was
his habit to take long walks. Since he
came here, however, he has abandoned
every form of exercise save carriage riding
Ihat is OF little or no use with the springs
now used and the smooth streets for which
Washington is famous. The President is a
man who works with his head a great deal,
Is in fact, an intense brain worker. He is,
In other words, a plodder, and his brain is
consequently flied with an excess Of blood.
What is the result? He works with his
head enormously and fails to exercise his
muscles. His blood vessels are weakened,
ana IL Is only question Of time when in a
moment Of excitement he bursts blood yes
sci. tell you at the rate President Cleve-
land IS now living there is great danger that
he Will not live throughout his term. Some
thing should be done to bring him to realize
MS udnser, ana take proper steps 10 prevent
the result which will surely ensure, if he
fails TO take the proper exercise. What
should recommend would be fixing up the
White House and setting part Of a half
hour every day for gymnastic exercise.
That, In my opinion, will prevent catastro-
phe, avoidance of which not only the Presi-
dent,but the country at large is interested in
securing.
The Florida Riot.
Private advices received here state that
the recent so-called labor riots at Tampa,
Fla, were in reality the outcome of an at
tempted hlibustering movement. A number
Of Cuban generals (all these irresponsible ad-
yenturers are Generals) had been leyying
contributions upon the ignorant Cuban cigar
makers of Florida, much after the style Of
ODOnovan Rosa and his dynamters, and
the employers and citizens generally become
at last so disgusted with the continued inn
position that they rose mp and drove the
leading Cuban General and his follow ers
out of the country.
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WASHINGTON, March %.

WASHINGTON, March o.
Observer, Portland, Me-:
1905 a. m.-Hoist cautionary signals, Port
land, Portland Section. Storm centre at
the Cape of Virginia, moving northeast
ward; strong northeast winds with snow,
shifting to northwesterly. GREELY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Indian Troubles.

Indians near Aitkin and Kimberly
have been causing considerable trouble
the past week. j, They got into a fight
among themselves a few DAYS ago, and
one vas shot dead, and it is reported
that two others have been killed since.
For some reason the Indians believe
that the whites are to blame for their
troubles, and a Very hostile feeling is
shown toward them. A few white set
tiers have been attacked and frightened
ana some stoc'l killed. 4 recent tele-
gram From AltI;in states that 100 Indians
are c;t:nr>'<. near there and have donnetl
war palm: 2nst are in Il dangerous mood
Whites dare not 20 near their camp, and
An effort will be made to drive the Indi-
rms ':way. AGENT SIaechGln will arrive at
the scene To-day ANIL hopes to Aa able to
4uiet all Disturbances He attributes I'll
the trnab|t: 10 whisky, au,i 3avs The Iu-
dams are being supplied with large
amounts Of the yicst quality. The In
dams arc mostly from Sandy Lake and
!eech Lake, few, if any, Mile I.acers
being Ii the crowd. John Sloan arrived
IN Little Falls from Mile Laos last even
ing and states that everything is peace
able there, and that most Of the Indians
thercare busy ut work putting uo hav.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
I: y CEliEscIl Bugs.


Froiu the Farmer: Chinch bugs are
:'rrcNinent a dry, hot weather insect.
They cannot endure long continued
moisture, and the remarkably dry spring
III SOUTHEASTERN Minnesota has afforded
The conditions most favorable to their
Increase. With>the return of tie normal
rainfall, the insects in injurious numbers
will disappear, though if the seasons
continue hot and dry for several wears
more, it may become necessary for the
farmers to gire up wheat raising in order
% get ridzof the pest. Chinch bugs are
also reported in injurious numbers in
Iowa. Southern Illinois, Virginia, Ne
!'rass,;t and III the vicinity Of E,nporia,
EAaE@as. 1T - ,,s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
,Hs.e New Humorous Book,
SO = 4 NE ANTHA A'2'SA.R ATQGA. 3,
BY JOSIAH AL5E.Hy'S, WEE.


One OF the most prominent peSsouagas
OF the literary world Just NOW is Miss
Marietta liolIey, popularity known ;;s
Samantha Allen, Josiah Aliens wife,
Sire became II ifavorite~ very ts<vrfy il, her
literary career, and each new Issue from
lser pen has added to her fame, until,
To-" her latest work, Samantha al Sara
toga, NJ essrs Hubbard Brothersaspaill
her :prinoely sum, and the book IL de-
cidedly Z. hit. It will doubtless outsell
all her previous issues as it unquession-
ably outshines them all in the fasGina5-
ing vein OF humor in which, Miss fiDlley
$50 happy. and 50 rich. %E.
Preparing for this work, Miss FOLEY
went to Saratoga and spent IN entire
season.. with eyes and ears OPEN aud.
with brain and pencil vigorously at 5W;orS.
She vent il her famous assumed r,is 81
JOSIAH Aliens wife, her !nat4s4,;,ry
Josiah at her side, wis:, his .:llarssete IS
tic biulldcrs,,9.ttr AUx ;rAs, and Quirk,
.boyiiEe SentlnsiussE. : A; Samantha
Allen, j ISIS sifoiley IS ohservana. ,ln-
Sophisticated outspeken, aud sound 10
the core. on every question Of prop"rie;g
such couple i'll the Wh;ri OF ;Stt:.sf,5,u
would certainly develop :llss{;e S,laIh1.,sy!kS-
able Situations and utter many funny
comments. =. It is here. the Ihumo?r
81 the book. arises. Plain back
country conn village life, and gay ;trsi ici.vi
Saratoga life are 50 wileapart, t. That eel,
side becomes lldicrorls Is the 3otiler,t
These ,iudicrot1s, slaugs -pr5volSiil,s con
trasts are the domin:ls TIRES of M iss
Holley''s book s :is' 81 =.
Ip t1ass, nsirEllllissiSSsi prese |, III 5ns
tot Tire author the artists pencil l..,.s;
faddea 81 :ricIl enfa rs;lin.laatls. Over. a
hundred drawings have. been ~ r,asse
respectfully e *siiltsfH,ts Il. the t. SKI ~
Frederick Opper. tire essling s;sriiss.. Of
PUCK. Burt " lid ssair.s done II
share ia embeIlishing this ATTRACT III
book These artists. make tile picture,
tall, and betsssen the. ID + 1ae. tts,s.
OF the pictures tho reader lloJss aid
laughs and ,laaghs and looks again. ~ 4
together book. is 81 /, rare Is rs. hit
and its purchases VIII ..,ot be is,,p.
| Eeir,,:ed lisaetl slby Hubbard Broth
sss, 81, md iiaia.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
!. 81


SsSti being
IL
e etsans viii naove sto lis he Il res
wee
hat teason q my have. ope nod d new
. q market on ] gan stree
,osick il bailsl ing an addition to
his r 4 1 4. ence on Bridge avenue.
he Unity IIook and Lad der om,,any
are itass Il s:sisse i grand Harvest Bali
ipil sSseptenl Der 20
s ration and
laIisiltsr ct.lret At the rate
22pf ~ day.
8 Mrs. Igndale and Miss Berlin F7iet-
SAM, cllgii.'le I, ii e the guests 81
hfraias Irs. &; Il. Iiie
Jig. soyle is again on the streets,
alter q Sickness If four weeks. VIII. is
only ssasiosY Of his form
lIessrs. Hill 81 they arc lining liz.
race above the mill win plank to pre-
5Ve11sI the washing out of the banks.
Ely, Of Black Hawk, Col. Who
has been visiting her sister, rs. Haine,ss;,
returned to her home last Monday. \.
lars, family anil otherwise, arc of QUITE
freqtler ee look out for some
thing loud in the shape OF break up. =
y IS Geo. I'aViitts s5visiting friends in
Clearwater while George looks forlorn
and ssosia how soonshe viii return.
IiiggiAs 81 Black will start out With
their lime triadp and fire tested" Agii-
ss,s ne st the boys
t5sssllif out your grain, ana aat your
81: ems. Try them ....s.. +
Death doings: Lota, daughter of Mr..
and AIRS. w. =. Tarnan; and a daughter
Ct Ct 4. M e and Mrs. Chas, Burt. Both died
s. s saturday Funerals took place Sun IN
day ga !. 'afterno ot. Il the M Z. church. j..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

Hereafter our two meat mari the
Little Falls Meat Market and the
Union Meat Market will be open as,
follows on Sundays: In the morning
the market will besclosed at 10 q. IN. I,
sharp, and in the evening they will be
open from 5 to g. d. m.
t.l5f.a :i; KERRRIt,g ~ AT oEIsIEIN
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
/ CARD.

Having sold my old negatives and long
standing business to Mr.. GIL. Squire,
( would recommend him. to you as a
first-cl artist and one whom YOU can
trust with any work in his line,: believ-
ing he#Mill fully satisfy yon. in the future
ms ! have tried TODD in the past III. s s. Y.
D II ~ 81. =ss= al &C. MEAL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05


N
NE
ing and vest on.
They
lianis 81 Il ne lDers
sof the sS niicate who are furnishing the
money To imp We I'll 3Fitt Ell spoWer here
and came up tosis,ols TIL perry over,
They are we'll plaasee With The pross
poets and expeet Tho { tile work will Be
actively pushed as soon as the imprayees-
ment bonds are deposited accord ing to
/ the vote of July 2. Mr.. CASTER has
one OF the largest interests is the sys,,,lii-
cate. We ssund 81 ak
h u y tle the ftsaVie personal Interest.
The only now is To yet the bonds
where they elong, and then facts Of
great public interest to lit lie FalIs and
Morrison county can be published indie
tail. Until then We are not at. liberty to
publish the full plans Of tile syndicate,
htt viii suffice to say ll;lt ti,e work OF
4 = az
huildilag the dam and caasiral IS o,lly II be-
CLAIMING sof the entes prlsesss which the
Syndicate and other louisville capital.
lists llave planned TO complete 1T this
place. .ffhe. benefits. Of getting lnef,twish
ample capital Interested isf tbs prove
ni men will soon9be realize Ai.asthy have
the means and desire 10 ace tilaf4mills
and MD factories are ready to use. the eacals
| lent wafer power at this place as soon Ill;
Its improvement makes itIossible Tho
municipalities here have given. very
generous aid 70 the work, private parties
hare ticaated aiarge amount Of valuable
land !, and Tie generositv.o OF our, people
is ft' IL afpfeeisssssszss hose l,t,s Hes
ceived the gifts But the. givers. win be
rewarded many fold Ia the near future.
and it is as eertain as aytl,ins in tie
future that the work Hhiel. has been be :.
gun at this place will reslllt III the build
zig tip Of one Of the leading mannfac-.
turing points in the North west, as soon
rs men and money car: make the inn
prOvemeDts and erect the mills and fac
tories" Lutte Falls will not have Il for
loirA dam, and an unused water power. 4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05


SS i.s..ss l,,ts
sf1s ~ ssrsss
Iississ ii 81
IS i
.1n
doing the
work % AN laid ont irta blocks
1332a feet into lois
feet making 10 lots III i bloc md q,
foot alley raln.nIns tie block
The blocks IL q. size ii ss,r, Tie
east siltsof the rive hut the llssts are
lol,lSsslsl Nitl i, reefs sre
5 'iila Ill i,.-
celudes IN sect il s, icing
the square. il, line e-,te,e
/ tracts il the part nclasles
tall of ssctie le .sest tier.
lof prtisss and Ii tier OF gprties..
j Part of this section il se,iat d rby the
rvssss 81 Il ae,u 800 .1ere Il 3!
Eits ESfatad. Il loss hal,
acres ,s son and
/ one -i,al north ana south
/ iie lag be ,ys.el s ], I9 upi,ll
hicE. the county road runs west from
I the wagon fisl:ate sles tlssrenter.
I4ti;t'@ Eleveatils avenue runs On thhis Sec
titan line tp;io:tS ends inst one one
~. ~ back froa,lt river at the rsilroaa
| s2.rlttse, and three. qua rters ot .a nile
!,paet from the river at tie wagon bridge
TIC &. rect are laid pts,t parallel With the
! section liisaass, and these fore do tsJ nave
assae tils s,iale course IS Sic streets 81
| the cast side. The streeIs rz.ss NORTH and
/ souti. a::aad are designated l,v lef{sas. be-
si''l1la,eg a. tic east Wit 4 shsre are
Il stin owing Is ne
shape q ila river. Ts street rams Issofth
'r 70 tae. Wagon bridge sThe avenues
run nc east.aild vest ind are designated by
:2s,lE!heEls:g, First .lyel,lg being OF the
jjaorth aad TveI.ty,frst on the south. II
Nsill be seen that !ke plated tract
extends north, vest and south from il.t,
wagon bridge about threo4fourths of a
mic. A broad boulevard ru,;s near the
shore OF the river fran the. ,.orti, to Tie
south limits Of the tract. following the
courat q, ttlie sstream. i short street
runs 5aorth ard sonti. just west Of the
canal, ard It viii probal1ly be called
From! street ~. =, -. '.tt'.:.
The mil reserve PROPERTY on the cast,
SIDE between the Mississippi and KID
DER stro@s IS to be plated immediately,
and We understand tits tile :intcntioh to
spns THIS PROPERTY on tile market. It VIII
DC fiFsttci;'ss business pro i,ert r,,nd tend
to encourage itlls erowtl, q: tne. town
toward the Mississippi AID the west
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

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ssS 81 81
Little q, COM
pa,ly si present plays &c the @ pera
Hoslst, little d q fir week
oa The ereni 81 the II and second 81
days 81 the fair On the first evening
the fiye-act comedy :. 4 sssolai at For
tune, viii be pIaye ed q the tolloWins
| CAST tost esisII. .tlR ELS.
.A Butler
Mt n Richardson
ford Sheldon
s.. red Etangl
NJ aster iis AiarchaISd
~ lloasse Smith
Mas mes BeiIle rs Scha llerm
Miss Florence Reaves
Miss iei,e 81 Miss Laura Mayo
Ilae second evenings etlte rttsainnle Il
vii. be the comic drama g EN- 81 ation,
or the Irish Immigrant. e II, tt,;o iol-
lowed o', by. slble farce entitled ssThe
limerick boy. h.:st play has the
following ... ~ .. "
sst l3 CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mr. Granite, wealthy niercha it 1. e. Sheldon
an e,ld Clerk Schallern
Iom Bopoilnk a ~. -. A. Butler
SI1Brlen al Irish ean1grtnt s. NJ Gotta
u1elsiy p. blanchard
=, ~ m. Dow
FOLLY bobohnk, TOMS better half NJ IS sSchallert
Mrs. Griing uskin Miss Ia11ra sMayn
MARY 5iraVers ...,-.Miss Florence ReaVes
AS viii be seen by reading the above
names, the entertainments are being
|prepare'! by the best stage talent in the
village, and will certainly be yery cred-s
liable Few travelling stroupes give as
tertaannaeistts rs ssa1iy is
capable cf, aud tho plays are especially
adapted to please our ftlt-loving audi
Eences. III ~ %c3
:. Further particulars will be published
later ..s., 5.5 :, ...es 49, ~
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I l|lgago, Paul |lll Minneapolis &
|)|Iaaha
hlsl /, n Il II +. VI.
G Col. Northwestern Rvs.

fjfeg tEa best sersite axe the tastes time.
line tween g. Paul aud Chicago be-
tttgee |. q W 81 es NIaines
ss.na Kansas II trafrs carrying through
esss Fsrs and cese CONNECTIONS at t,1aah "a
5ss,'i sansa as City fer Teints Ills
sert lire to Chicago nc change Of IN a AID
az CLASSES Of tickets fa.l9fe5l Two trains q dry
finest Fl, lIlan sieepers as most
nafodsf every dslicaey Of
81 sle season tfla be oftai d moderate lrics
n s,,eciai feature Of the
S aIad for service aud CON,
fort ate sileg' led bys any IN the world 55
II or sud ali Lake ss1perias
e sssS Ms nj frQfta st Patti Mime
Eau & nd q ,ioIs Isast Of soI.tfl
Issssof ca. on through sseepers on
nag % trai . lose connection at ashland NTH
81. trains ios the iron mines
ss ivy your tickets Oyer the lieago ST. Pan L
aInness Al JIaafla IsiI way and van viii
never travel by AMI Ia.
ielstsas ss,r sssss# 1T AZ c
81 sfr tssb il q ion aryiy
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
Attention! Sons of Veterans!

There will be meeting held at the
court houso, on the 9Th. day III August,
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, when a
camfof Sons of Veterans will be organ
lied, and the required officers elected.
All sons Of old soldiers are requested to
be, presant So a.E If. " ,st9E'% sef5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
=. Now. ]. is the time
for o & bargains III all
kinds Of goods at at ! r.
# n !. e AN1lER''s. 7
important Notice.

!. !. The firm of Gravel & Goulet BROS,
will soon dissolve partnership, and all
parties ind G Lifted to us are hereby notif-
ed that they must settle their accounts
5immed lately. All accounts Il must
positively be settled without delay
81 s. xs.. tfi'1:Ny1sL s. GoyaEr + Bios;
8 GayelYilTa, Eel, III, 1887. 4 a Il
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
l ID sssaltl
III III NJ si,e II sssft Ila 81 y,

h .sst
IL, q se.ysis
TWEEN -iive from Little
the rcfhie
4 Butler, laLe i.
Seth Tennis Henry ssoulst sud
Phi Gross, all 81 Little Fa lis; Harry
Moore DC ST. Paul. rep selil tive fo,
sIat kelly's wholesale house;
stIsers of st. sntiilc
GotSiei, ~ {so., w. n Ryan Isl
Y Braiier sabtiiat lance OF fassa wery
sscaagtlt and with tic above &c III
neesl lessSsso say that ian tao rsIerE
off Tie dry:
soris Oh ttla, streets ia being pushed
again, Egg large, ere W of me ssi.a teams,
being engaged iii ii ,i,s. 81 street
north IF Oak This Is tho argest piece es
Of work attempted this seas,n end i'll ii
d not Tie intentsion Is I'll ny complete Il
at present, but IL will Be made passa l5le,
The dirt is being hauled from the east.
lern partsof, Oak street, the bluff east I'll
the railroad track being cut ~ own The
properly owners along Second rseet are
paying party The espe nse eontr iibutinp
some nloiles agree is; 70 Guild ~ retain
# ing wall and do part Of the filling
From the County School SD per lnterl-
#dan+ ,IcD,naId NJ leart 3 ~ IA, 81
some of t}e teacba,s Wt,,, ,y;Il ~ vas
CHARGE of schools IN Morrison II, IA &
,urins tho coming fall terms IA
Prof, John MORN Of Iittle :F,1ls. j M
Miss BESSIE C;ilnslr;c,- &c Is rs, !, q: II
H teach in the Two fenart i, RI, si,,,
r tYot,ay sc,of,e Ia Sc, ], Z; I,
: the nFsI MONDAY lh75epielnbef,,sss #s
A. 5 Z. Cochran Will teach IN the Wendt..
1 district, No. II, IN Culdruin.
. Miss Stella Brusie will teach In Bow
nan district, No 81, GuftiTtlfIis 81 y
T.. Ms Lille Newbern will fo.sci, Ia the
Charter dis trict, No. az, Ridley. She
has taught this school. several terms, ID q
Miss Ellen HenneIllotter will teach
& another term Ia district No. liz. (sraen
Prairie. #s..s A. ss sd X. BIZ. 4
!. Miss Hattie Smith will teach, In flis.f
trict No, -. IN the 7, 5 5s ~ Fl ~
;. Green Prairie. b
LII of lS-4,
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q. tsATIS1N INoR LIfluial s.,

SSH APHI4iGAIlO ON FOR LIflI OR LIgESs E
Notice hereby given hat joel Iso,a has
Falls hi app licat ion for d license TO sell IN
stnxieating liquors in the room now builai ing
and 70. he occupied Unset on the north Side
of street. IN block seven sid nom
The 18th day AEgMst TO the FIRST day Of
q g ;lif chat the said applisa-.
ton MI be heard md considered at d sfssesI
meeting OF THE yi IaHe council ta be Ia III
MT the Chemical HDslsfs iii said syiIs
lag atnrdav OF IS IigusS 1857
lat eight clock id the evening And all rt.r-
SONS ri l1o may have reason 10 object to 5tlle
granting Of such license are hereby noiiii to
sppeaf 81 sue time and Place and exhibit said
fe2tsuli aas A 5&sssE
ignea TINS 18Th day
Sss AS. SIT IN
Re.cor der of said u laass
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05
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Toa'ay's BrailleFd News: 'ssx-so,sa,os
|. Andrew u A&crk,a, s,f Little Falls, passed
through Rrsitcrs1@ last evening" enroi,te
to Moorheaa, on abasines5 trip. Herr
ports work on the water pf,"er, in tlsat
city progressing finely and hespeaks a
bright future t,,r his :,,9yuzs,t! home.